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The first week of March delivers a full lineup across every major network, with national windows stacked from early morning to late night. The action starts Monday with an NBA–CBB pairing, highlighted by Boston–Milwaukee on NBA TV before Duke–NC State and Iowa State–Arizona take over ESPN’s primetime block. TGL opens the week as well, with LA Golf Club meeting New York Golf Club in a 7 PM Eastern start. Tuesday keeps the momentum rolling with TNT’s NHL doubleheader and a deep college basketball slate across ESPN, ESPN2, and FS1, capped by a late-night UCLA home game on FS1.
Wednesday brings one of the week’s most varied nights, anchored by ESPN’s NBA doubleheader and a strong run of college hoops on FS1 and ESPN2. The U.S. women’s national soccer team steps into the spotlight at 6:45 PM on TNT as the SheBelieves Cup continues, while the World Baseball Classic joins the midweek lineup with a late-night FS1 matchup from Tokyo. Thursday shifts into tournament mode as the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Puerto Rico Open, and LIV Hong Kong all tee off, paired with ESPN’s NHL doubleheader and Prime Video’s NBA showcase. The WBC adds early-morning and late-night games, creating a rare 24-hour viewing window.
Friday closes the week with one of the busiest national slates of the season. ESPN carries a Dallas–Boston and LA–San Antonio doubleheader, FS1 and ESPN2 deliver three nationally televised college games, and the WBC runs nearly wall-to-wall with matchups from Tokyo, San Juan, Miami, and Houston—including a primetime FOX window featuring the United States. With conference tournaments underway and major events unfolding across golf and baseball, the entire week plays like a warm-up for March’s biggest weekends.
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